Yellow Line Franchises Clash With Council Over Route
City council and businessman Mr Coen clash over a street railway franchise on Lorain and Lodi streets. Contention centers on West Avenue route versus Lodi street option, council vows a new franchise at the next meeting, with consent of property owners and NY Central grade changes under the line.
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Southwestern Green Line shutdown disrupts service for over an hour
The Southwestern system experienced a breakdown when a large engine at the powerhouse failed early this morning. The outage, from 36 to 40, halted trains along the line, delaying workers and forcing passengers to seek alternate transport. The engine is reportedly back in operation, with further issues anticipated.
Ambassador Views May Shape Harding Europe Policy
Reports from Washington say Col. George Harvey, U S ambassador to Great Britain, key to drafting the Harding administration Europe policy. Harding recalled Harvey from London to secure firsthand information with Secretary Hughes before outlining the plan.
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Prober resigns as U S investigates hooded mob murders
In Louisiana a special assistant attorney general resigns amid federal probes into the hooded mob killings in Mer Rouge. The story notes a kidnapping, a body found in woods, and cavalry deployments for an open hearing in Bastrop. Federal agents are aiding local authorities, with cases pending against parish residents.
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Bridge Collapse Near Kelso Claims Multiple Lives
Rescue teams scoured the Cowlitz River at Kelso Washington after a bridge collapse. Ten autos a truck and up to a hundred pedestrians were swept into the water. Swollen river waters flowed into the Columbia River two miles downstream as searchers feared more victims.
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Federal Aid Programs Add 40 Million to Aid Bill
A list of 14 new federal aid projects estimated to total about 40.6 million dollars was sent to Congress by the secretary of the treasury. Ohio projects include Akron Canton FIRA GOG with 440 090? total 1 560 600. Marion 5 000. Springfield 500 600. Mrs Charles Hancark reported to police a package theft from her car on Washington Avenue containing a china platter two ties and pillowcases.
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Langdon Former Policeman Hangs Self in County Jail
Toledo report states Lawrence Langdon, a former policeman, hanged himself in a county jail cell last night. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Davis Names Levine To Appeals Bench
Governor Davis announces appointments to Cuyahoga county courts Cleveland attorneys James St Ruhl and Edward Newcomb named to common pleas bench roles succeeding Florence B K Allen and Manus Levine promoting to the county appellate court in a Columbus press release from January 4.
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Allied Reparations Talks Break Up In Paris Deadlock
Paris talks on German reparations collapsed amid sharp Franco British divergence. Premier Bonar Law warned of two options: accept Britain’s plan or break up. Prime Minister Poincare issued an ultimatum demanding further guarantees and sanctions.
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City urged to restrict heavy loads on Oberlin streets
Frank Squires spoke to the City Council urging an ordinance to protect city streets from overloads by heavy vehicles and cranes. He noted rail line limits and cited overloaded trucks seen near LB. & O. tracks and a crane weighing a ton. The matter was referred to the street committee and city solicitor. Burke bill may render action unnecessary.
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Governor Davis Signs Tax Bill
Governor Davis signed the Dunn bill abolishing state tax levies for highway purposes and weak school districts. It goes into effect September 1, 1923. Zelgman Polger, convicted in police court of illegal liquor possession and fined $500, has filed a petition in error in the court of common pleas, seeking to challenge the conviction.
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Germany Seeks US Help As Economic Head Debate Rages
In an interview with Andreas Hermes German finance minister, Germany invites US leaders to help resolve reparations and economic turmoil. Hermes suggests Herbert Hoover or John D. Rockefeller as advisory figures while offering full disclosure of Germany’s accounts for an open, unbiased survey.
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Corn Grinder Across Covington and Sutesons Mentioned
A garbled local note mentions Covington and Sutesons with references to a corn grinder and a near hour time. partial words hint at a community scene with neighbors and a Walden figure.
New Deputy Sheriffs Appointed by Sheriff
Sheriff Fred Tongerhill appointed Fred Sallistine of Blyria as deputy, plus the entire police force of the Ad Pet Co. as deputies, a total of around sixty officers joining the ranks.
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Colllumbus Man Convicted in Dagger Druggist Death
Columbus Jan 4 Jesse Jaslett was convicted of manslaughter in the death of local druggist Charles Gallagher from a year ago. He was sentenced to fifteen years in the state penitentiary by Circuit Judge Scarlett Haslett protested his innocence.
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City Council Approves Ohio Public Service Co Rate Increase
The council suspended rules and granted a 37.5 percent rate hike for Ohio Public Service Co. The new ordinance sets a $2.50 monthly minimum for electricity with a $1 base charge and tiered pricing based on usage to protect small users. Carson opposed, suggesting alternatives, but the measure passed 6-1 and moves to Mayor Jones for approval.
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Man Kills Family Then Himself in Indiana Home
In Menchie Indiana on January 4 a worker William Mil shot and killed his father Peart age 71 and his three children Evelyn 3 William 3 and Robert 11 months then shot himself dying instantly authorities reported the shooting followed by an apparent mental health crisis.
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Woman Pon's Husband Convicted of Embezzlement
In Pomeroy Ohio on January 4, George Kraus Sr., husband of Mrs. Ann Kraus known as Ponzi, was found guilty by a jury of embezzlement. He faces a penitentiary term after a two year Marysville reformatory sentence. The verdict followed evidence of a sugar deal at three cents a pound. Two sons, Michael and George, face embezzlement charges related to the Meigs Savings and Loan case and other transactions.
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George Kraug Sr
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Meigs Savings and Loan Company
Bandits Grab 15000 In Bank Heist
Rough OCR yields report of a bank raid with bandits taking about 15000 dollars. A guard was held and suspects fled toward a Union Square area. Details and exact locations or names are unclear due to garbled text.
Local Senator Named Head of Tax Committee
J. F. Burke was selected Tuesday as Chairman of the State Senate Taxation Committee for this session. He will be joined by Kryder, Bender, MecCor, Farnsworth, Bolton, Wenner, Burch, McCreary, Jenkins, and M in related panel roles.
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Community Chest Slogan Contest Seeks Submissions
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to send slogans for the Community Chest drive before Saturday. A $14 cash prize awaits the best ten slogans and several examples are already on file including I can and I will and Do it now.
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